The Secret to Getting a Perfect Paint Finish with no Brush Marks

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Leah demonstrates how to use oil paint in combination with a a paint conditioner to get a smooth, glass-like finish on baseboards.

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"You can do this". Those words are such a confidence booster.

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Damn. This woman was born to be a teacher. She has the teaching gift.

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I’m a professional painter, and I appreciate Leah’s teachings. She is the real deal, and she doesn’t come off as phony.

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This is one engaging presenter! I didn’t think I cared about oil vs latex paint, yet here I am - absolutely intrigued. Now to find more videos by Leah!

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Leah could talk a layperson through defusing an atomic bomb and have them tackle the task with complete confidence. You got the gift and thank you for sharing your gift with us.

[BiodanzaMalta]

There is something so reassuring about Leah. She's a great teacher but the tone of her voice and her whole manner is just so easy to listen to and comforting..she makes you feel you can do it. I'm currently plastering a whole house with no prior experience after watching her on youtube.

[LilyOfTheTower]

I've got a beautiful 80 year old craftsman house with a lot of trim and wainscoting. This technique is exactly what I want. Thank you for the detailed information.

[dennismarble]

Excellent job clearly explaining how to use oil base paint and eliminate brush marks. A natural talented teacher. Thank you for this video.

[MikeGorman]

50% preparation + 50% perspiration = 100% satisfaction. I followed your steps and got an outstanding result. Thanks Leah for this and all your other great videos.

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Hi Leah,

Your videos are alway my first stop. Thank you for your instructional work.

[ThePanterhowto]

Oil based gloss and Penetrol are a match made in heaven. Old school painting is a forgotten art and I'm glad there is still a couple of us left to showcase it in our videos

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I've watched two hours of painting videos and she is the first one to tell me what "tip off" means. Thank God for this incredible person!

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I love you! I should have watched this before painting, sanding, repainting, sanding, varnishing, and finally papering over my kitchen cart!

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[imax]

your amazing! My father was a trained painter paper hanger, after WW2 US sent whoever served and wanted to to vocational schools and hew LOVED oil paint. It was wonderful to see you bring bit back into the light! TY